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Dan McCollum, assistant vice chancellor for academic administration, shares the following with members of the campus community: The federal government has released a statement regarding FY 13-14 federal grant funding priorities. At UW-Green Bay,...
A new grant from the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation will bolster research and preservation efforts at Point au Sable Nature Preserve, the organization announced Monday (July 29). UW-Green Bay, under the leadership of...
Social Work Professional Programs faculty members Doreen Higgins and Gail Trimberger are representing one of eight social work programs across the nation to receive funding from the New York Community Trust in conjunction with...
The National Fish and Wildlife Foundation has awarded a grant worth more than $126,000 to the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay, in support of an ecological restoration project at Point au Sable Nature Preserve. The...
Five University of Wisconsin-Green Bay students have been selected to receive Heirloom Student Research Grants for the 2013-2014 academic year. These grants provide outstanding opportunities for students to pursue faculty-guided research in the sciences....
The UW-Green Bay Center for Public Affairs hosted its inaugural community training session recently, welcoming more than three-dozen participants for a daylong session on grant-writing. Led by CFPA Director and Assistant Prof. Lora Warner,...
Two UW-Green Bay science students will receive maximum $4,500 awards from the UW System Solid Waste Research Council. Kyle Sandmire, a graduate student in Environmental Science and Policy, has earned funding for his “Resource...
Congratulations are in order for 11 UW-Green Bay students who have received Land Trust or Cofrin Research grants for the 2013-14 academic year. These grants provide unique opportunities for students to pursue faculty-guided research...
UW-Green Bay’s Center for Public Affairs held its inaugural community training session Wednesday, May 22, engaging more than three-dozen participants in a daylong session on grant writing. “Grant-Writing Strategies: A Skill Building Workshop” featured...
Two UW-Green Bay science students will receive maximum $4,500 awards from the UW System Solid Waste Research Council. Kyle Sandmire, a graduate student in Environmental Science and Policy, has earned funding for his “Resource...
